News

May 06, 2020

• Low Country Down Syndrome: 2020 Night of Champions President's Honorees

• Weichert Realtors - Coastal Properties Announces Opening of New Savannah Office

• Savannah African Art Museum Offers Virtual Mother's Day Workshop on Senegalese Cooking

• RWDC Industries to Invest $260M in Athens-Clarke County Expansion, Create 200 Jobs

• Georgia Budget Writers Request More Aid to Pandemic-Plagued States

• Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan to Take Salary Cut

• Southeastern Grocers Launches Giving Campaign to Support Local Food Banks

• GEMA/HS, DPH Distribute Largest PPE Shipment to Date

• With State Budget Under Strain, Call to Raise Tobacco Tax is Renewed

• Industry Leaders Praise Bipartisan Plan To Address Shortage Of Doctors, Nurses

• 66 COVID-19 Testing Sites Active Across Georgia

• Georgia DOT to Host Webinar for Small Businesses Owners May 7th

• Survey Reveals Small to Mid-Sized Businesses Are Struggling and Need a Plan for Re-Entry After COVID-19

• Business Insider: Avoid Making These 5 Mistakes When You Reopen Your Business after the Pandemic

• USDA Announces $100M for American Biofuels Infrastructure

May 05, 2020

• Sterling Seacrest Partners Announces Hire of Client Advisor Caroline Gregory

• LS3P’s Savannah Office Recognizes New Shareholder

• Port Wentworth Chamber Launches Next Phases of #Together4PW

• Economic Pounding Continues as Gulfstream Lays Off 699 in Savannah

• Savannah's Henry Plumbing Company Increases Continuing Education & Bonus Incentives for Workforce During COVID-19

• Georgia School Districts to Receive $411M in CARES Act Funding

• Georgia’s Economy is Open for Business, but Normal Still a Long Way Off

• Georgia Deploys 3D Printers, Guard Units in Testing Scramble

• Augusta National Donates Food From Postponed Masters Tournament to Golden Harvest Food Bank

• Leapfrog Safety Survey: A Quarter of Georgia Hospitals Get an ‘A’

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